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The St. Johns herald., 1887-12-15
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CAPITAL AND LABOR.

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An epoch in the history of American politics that promises serious and radical changes in the past and present schemes of the
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system.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02

We are authorized TO sell fer Thirty
DAYS 80 lots 10 Lsdd's addition, at from
$50 10 tl00 per lot, and three blocks
in Woodland addition at $50 per lot.
We will also sell alternate blocks front
ing on Woodland Park and avenue for
$500 per block, on condition that the
purchasers clear and fence them, and
plan. a double row Of shade trees along
said avenue in front Of said blocks.
Purchasers will be at no expense clear
ING or grazing this svenae, which is
50 feet vide. over a mile long and level
from end to cad. This will be the pref
test and most perfect drive in the
Northwest or that can ever be made in
Seattle or vicinity.
There are only sixteen blocks on this
avenue, and we will sell not to exceed
eight OF them. We earnestly believe
that more money will be made 10 two
wears bv investing In ono Of these blocks
than any other investment of like
amount In Seattle. Any person who
will take the trouble to look at this
property S,ll buy 3 block. For further
information appytO
G.. q. PHrxSEY 4 Co..
Seattle. W. I.
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4 koKEYF WIZ GEORGE s.
EgTGHT.


-Gstsa Abssd, sssfa Kerr ssss beffs.
dea Sc sieAFs
-GHAz sst. absr ieA b1s kin DsatseAsr."
-No," said Mr.. Kaiahs 70 8 Posi-
isTELEEszscER representative al tie
sio+e Of the af.s aet Lass evening".
there is 20 German biood in me-"
This vas sousfhing Of 9 surpsiss. Il
seengd strange thai . person withoni
fe1tooic ancestry could use . dialect
% thoroaghly GeFmsp as that heard IN
the plays vhica have been prtssated
here on the less tEo evenings Bat
sach Il 3 facf. Mr.. KGight lived for
so1e tine amongst Germsus In Pnila-
deiphis, and 10 this way acquired uaay
Of the broken English expressions
which be sov usss with s1ch effect. Al
his first Appearance spon the stage be
essayed the role Of 3 German e0uedIan.
and his success was saeh IS to warrant
bis following out thai line Of chaFac
segs.
Upcn being Questioned As to how
long be had been doing ere pieces IN
BIS preseut repertoire. Mr.. K iighs said
u was eight years since be hsd fret
bro1ght out "Otto.n The play had
been received vita great favor in every
large city 10 the United States and he
freely confessss that be eould not qaits
understand Why people did not tsrs
oat Ia lsrreF BambeTs. Nov "OTer the
Garden Wall" Is fanny aud people al
Ways enjoy il, bat il it not 30 strong 3
pies As Otto" and for that reason I
thought you people woald prefer the
latter. IL seems they don't thongh."
''Ouf trip on this eosst has been very
successful thus far. Our business IN
san Francisco Vas large, also 10 L1s
Angeles aad San Diego. Portland, too,
gave us q VERY cordial reception"
"Do you find that the new Interstate
Commerce lay Affects ycul"
"Yes; bat / have not felt IL so much
a. | shall on my return t.
the East. / think. 50 q result Of il,
many companies may feel compelled to
rem yin IN the E lst hereafter. Not only
are the passenger rates much bisker.
bu. the charges for freight are enoF-
mo1s. Ga some Of my scenery aud
| bRye been obliged te pay
ohsrRes that sTs sesrly eQ5al TO express
rates. OF coarsa, aaieF suoh oiream-
stances, it will be impossible TO travel
over these long distances gith urge sets
81 scenery ard realizs any profit from
lhs trip"
I'VE can't count o. se@iHe on rRain
In the q ar futars, their
Nothing is certain. bat the Ets'ern
ciTonit y now % large taai sega1a osn
be well hiled up in going over Il. IL ms.,
therefore. b. tao yrArs 1r nors before
| trav-l no this gay again."
Have you anything new in pre9ara
li0n7f
I'VE have several tsiugs under con
bat have sb at concluded
that a revival of my old Standard work,
u Baron RadOlph." will be mare kindly
thaR q new play. III ,nca, |
have decided 10 oriSg that O1t Bext
season With the strong st olm5iua'ion
The question as to how the come dian
sr joyed the scenery and weather If
THIS section Vas about 70 be pat, when
= call bell intima'e1 tha' the insgr' og1-
lion vas too antiqua'ed II os enier-
.ained.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02

EAgE1x RsazINa -Fssm = gentleman
inst aawa frau The SkSgis we ieArn that
TIE stream i fairly bsowing and -
unhis SIX inches q hts& wster marx.
" Ater stands two fsea deep 90 sss Cry
hoass haar % n lEsiussr Caok's sai0gle
util II Se5ro. poFtsou % tie WbAsf
a MsrnG Vernon has seea earsaed
auas Aaa uaAny loEs we're c&rfssd =
- h1t zsrs ss-stiy ra,aveFva. ias
str,apa IL roaming full q dr;fl ana nay
testtsn u very aighcult. Oaa steamer
fraa, ; allie sas dststnet - hears o.
tbs aeasa g. In rsAuy plASss e1Esle
srsa eva stsniias n taa vsier ~ O.
zee 2 h.-llges, and sbos.G ths rives ena
tts.a g. rtss. e - ttzr : tesfe 81 =
mach ,a-s ssock- AZ NaGn's J. I'D
iaz sEaAi beats sFe sssa g Ees frosa
plzcs % plses ssa fross sosse 70 seass
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02
PERSONALS.


MlrtimNT Cook. OF sed,o. W.T.. Ia at
the brunswick.
Charles Butler. the wer-known stock
mAR Of Victoria, Ia in the city.
J. r. Mcdonald returned last evening
% the Hayward from Olympia
Frank W. Clayton aud wife. Of Ks-
mtloha cane 10 seattle yesterday.
Thea. Haller returned last evening from
cAshalis, whore he has been attending
court
Aftss visit % his daughter in vi to-
ia CartAiA Thomas Wright returned to
Seattle yesterday.
Cl Esmontn has closed up hia tea aud
coffee business and left yesterday morn
ing tsf Montreal, where no will hereafter
FeNide
Captain o roola aud wife, who have
aeon mAKing = tour of the lower Soun
eqantFy, returned yesterday after most
es'oyable trip.
JohR Huntington, Class OF 81. is In the
slQ, having come from his home near
hoatss mo, 10 attend the commencement
szercisea OF the University.
r INITIAL, Of Victoria. James Rld,r, NJ
y Aagusiine, J. ID. Spencer. o. San Fran
sscs. \, kinger. Of salem. Or: Z. ID.
ss-AAaes u NNoNAnh FAtAts Nenfkt A.
Meisllan, Of Newark. n. j.: George Hart
HaAn Of san Francisco, are 81 the Oct
teniaL.
<. G PariwaY. Of slaughte; r. W.
esAytoH and wife. Of kamiche: A. Reths-
aid A. L7u.c OF san Francisco: ".
rendra{ OF Victoria; Mrs Longfellcw
~ children. o. Port Gamble; A. Estly.
= y Foster OF Tacoma; w. J. Wlaalow
fo-tland, John Shohroak. OF Port
sAteiT; Charles StAurs. L. Graham. Of
Newcastle, are a. the Arlington.
Wa, Phillips w. II. Gs-dnsr. OF what
sah J, N Atncr. Of Renton; ] Mat
seHS OF Tacoma: J. Rodman, Of san
saaeisost J. }. Aloin. Of Texa: W. r.
nugh1 Of North hay: Y. brigham, OF
sew York }, +. smith. OF Carlo ado: l..
AenSit o. Illinois; W. NJ. Marlen,
rpa Fowler. % Colby; v. Roth o.
suAaa; Thomas inmahan, OF Beiiing-
An A'e AZ the New England.
~ tisermsre OF Snohomish; q. r.
- o. san Francisco: 4. DalAn, Of
sNmpai Thomas Earle, OF victarta, n.
l. IiahAls =. y. BOvd. George NJ.
80 ~ Port fowasead. jam A. Nor
~ A l. Etmunds aud wife. A. Nc
80 u Black Diam anf. ;. Goldman.
sSSieand' :. =. Clarke. Ira ! Dawson,
aAap r. :, Miller, u V ctariA.
~ teok, % Sotro. ". + Jaa Is
Iss-aeaeti, Z StaawoOd. 10 NhelAn. oi
eNoci X Rae. OF Snohamish. n
- sg' ~ scmiahmoo are ~ the Rrun =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02

10 asliSats hsslsa needing 5 csatls yet
f., 4 sslve Eaxztsve vii md tbs CAiisugnis
lqaii fvuh stale1y, sfrpp Of fies.
pisesirE s. tas sAzts, ace1g'tso4s 30 tie
sio1aAea. ADJ gsrtsesiy sAis q al sSSss-
II - De russs easily issen SAL s3s4ssaHt
II aactiss Feassay kaosa - care and
esrv~nt essslvrCess. 30 ctsg- aHadaehss,
s.las al ~. sad sgfs1ctbeE tee KID
avs. liver and hoEesss AMI . therefore
a sax5Ftts Eszseds wlka ls1lss. Ter sass
u Sc eenss SID 5 eottlas- aE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02

GRADING CoMNENcEn. - Yesterday
morning the contractors On the first sec
ton Of the Seattle a West Coast kai.-
way set 6 graders 10 work ct Fiddler's
BlaH, near SnaSomlsh CITY. and 80
more Wtl be started IN today OF tomor-
ro1. A large force of axmen - en-.
eaced Ia clearing the right Of way. and
these graders wiii follow them up close
". Colonel Scott, VITO Is booking SfteE
the work for Thos. Earle & Co, tte con
tractors. cause 20 ca the Nellie yester
asy soY los o. carts horses and wheel
hArrows with which % prosecute ths
cork.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02

"aaFooa CoUSTS PROSPEROUS Mr..
H. toala, Whats,m Couuty msr
saAAs vhile Ia Seattle yes;erday re
siee'sAine bis STOCK. Was sees ~ rep
fsa'Alivs u the fosr INrKLtIaKNcRR
- re OF bis section Of tue eBuu
~ NJ Yeats said. WhAtestn Coauty
- RAPIDLY n.liuc NJ With immi
s ot dee rshle class Every
set trom Sea tlH hrtngs more or
And The good land - being rapidly
:, ,vsssslsaesd 90 prS-emptsd. The taWn
Raieasa Is allino up also, tut little.
!, ealldiug Is going on for she rrs
ssA' daring our boom three years
MAaI aoases wtre sailt whics have
-. go uhec~upisd ~ b. ghe present
We sHpeo, Mr.. CarnwAli and
=. .e' aRue!c O. d. great thiags for
tAe nay 81 railroad bGildinS
-. Nse e2fe largely interested 10 tss
60 ahd | understand that Mr.
sl~Al siil Be up from California "a
s-Fts o. weeks, wesa something ds
-, eAn b. learned NJ. Sheets.
49, taS'aeer % tt- Rslliugham Rty
.s-f md NAvssA.i7n 4 mpany. has
- .e'-foed sroan "a lttp ever the pro
go ,ead 81 toe British linp. I iouI
- r. scheme e. ta;id a toll road
~ shAtson acrass she Cascade
- N~iAlns vii ever amoaut n mash
s-s-Sa i Ncali b. = sod thj-c. The
III - IS gotten a. hy she kUiskt'
s,s,e $500 I'd tse plan q raising money
q - "a sssb % tas 500 lodges il
- - States o. take = share 81
- 40 pNy s. tesrsfar, fhls ucald
49,. - usl = 5000 sDd il "a
- - thsi S0sld BE- SAD -iess b pu
- - taieugh, A. near a. I CT
-. sue II STE lodges failed 60 rc
! 49, ''a Weir supseEiption - stock
A g.. - toad hss novgr been halt. 81
- - = ~ h1id'ns las pos bsea siysi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02
The best brash in America for 8 cents
yard at TOKLAs & SISGERMAN's.

THIEVES AREEsTED.-Yeeter1ay two
thieves, Who afterwards Gavs their
names % Cox and p ,ssrson, we're ar
rested and locked 10 jail. It seen 8
that these fellows lad entered the resi-
dence Of Farmer Weston, eight miles
from this city, snd carried OF clock
and q naDbeF Of other household arti'
Giles. A neighsor's sou saw the thieves
Ieavs the house and be saddlSS his
horse and followed the thieves into
town, ard pointed them out to tbs OH
GERS on South Third street, when they
we're arrested and saf into jail. The
stolen property was found in their pos
session.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02
You wHO LEAD skDExrARr nvEs

xoU wH0 LEAD sKDENTAR1 LIVES
via Hnd great relief from eoasfipstion,
heaoscae and nezvonsness, ~ tAkine
Siumoas Liver Rs ulasor. Il = , sin
pie, hsFuless. vegetable c0mpo1nd, sure
% relieve yea. Persons Of sedeatAry
hakifs often snHsr with kidney sftsc-
tions- II they Hoald maintain The
strength OF the digestive organs and
improve the quality Of the blood By TAX
ina the Regulator 10 you'd restore the
Kidneys 10 health and viRoF. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02

Tux PRiEE MKALs-The prize offered
BY the Posr- INTElIIGEScEE for the best
and cheapest bill Il or fare for a Sah-
dAy hreskfaSt aud dinner has excited q
remarkable degree OF Interest among
the ladies, and there are msnY Who in-
tsud % compete for toe twenty nse dol
lara. Among the bills Of fare siready
reo-ivei Is one. AZ least, w1ieh faloils
tae reqairements % . nicety. The meals
watch Il suggests are csrtAinly bote
good aud cheap. aad the lady $40 can
suggest cheaper ones whica are a. good,
or better oues whisA 8rs a. cAeap, VII
certainly be entitled % credit.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02
ovgRr4yD PASSENGERS.

- Hustinz+an on ths uaioa Pee. nc
Rsss-s-v. + piArin. q E1wArss, Zee
Ne GO ~ grszsl. Hrs keDlen. Ms L
IL IL, re KnO,t and tWensy-s Fen M
49, Madford % tbs Ore zon & Cal.
r. 1veIuasdsy. A Kobe q h1Nin
,,sS..sss-rAer. r MArsi4nS, Y felsol,
n 49,, Plant Mrs keksl zis' nal ~ ~
enlsly 3 Hart. * Davis. John
49, william A HitscfseE and n -
nll--~.rsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02
The TWO BESF PLANS OF LIFE
INSURANCE.

The Travellers Of Hartford sud the
Prcsiisnt Savings OF New York. No
assess nsnts, ard ne promises Of ful are
dividends 10 dIsspgoIEt the assured.
These COMPANIES furnish life insurance.
on the common sense b5siuess plan, an
mixed With banking or investment, con-
sequsntly tkeir rates are much issef,
and eommend them 10 all in need Of
solld life insurance.. TATLoR 3 BURSs
ere the agents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02

The Northwestern Express Company
will be ready for business on and after
June LIST, 1887, between Seattle and
oaheF points IN Western Washington;
offise with Postal Telegraph Company,
Mil street. The patronage Of the pnb-
lie Is solicited.
H.G STguvE. President.
JAMES A. CGREY, sec'y. mSl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02
THE sAYAIKo FUyD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FaoM THx nELGEE
coNzfTTE8-&E ArDTTI1NkL
sUBscErPTT1H.

Il
The follswinz rsce ipss from Richard
Gisson. Mayer Of Eassiuso. attest thai
the RsneFo0s oonsFibgtiors Of tte people
Of PuCes SQUAD havs been piassa IN she
hands Of those skO vii g. then foE
ths ssneat Of ths widows aud orphans
o. the vissius Of he great disaster:
NAxLr<o (B.C BaMy. 1857.
hecelved from Bask Of Bgisist CsIum-
0i%, thirty ave haadred d0slArs, being
Amount advised from Mr. Leigh y
Hunt, Editor Of PosT IHzKLLzaExcEs.
eestile, no~ placsd 20 credit OF "N4-
naimo Relief Paad."
$500. kI0HARD GTBsOH, Mayor.
HEEAr1o (B O., Z7sh NAY. 1887.
keoe9yed from B INK Of British Comm
oia. h4naims, eight bundFed and 6fsy
dollars and twenty I've cents $50 y
being amount advised BY Mr.. Leigh ] !.
Hunt, Editor P0sT-INTKLIxGKEcER, Sc
sttis, and nov Eaaeed 10 credit Of ma
naimo Relief Fond"
$50 u. RICHARD GIBsox, Mayor.
TIE following apyFeciative letter.
whish accompanied the second rscsipt.
viii be Of interest 10 the public, and e.
pecialiy 10 those whs eOuiribassd 20 the
fund
EASAmo tB. CO., NAV q, 1887.
Lsigh Heat, Es9., Seattle, W. T.
DEAR sR: IL Ia with much gratitude
that beR to acknsUledgs she receipt
Of yaur second donation, amounting 10
eight h9ndFed and nfty dollars and
twenty I've eents $3.50 25), in aid Of
this fund.
In day or two b pc TO be In a Do
sition to send you q complete let Of
those for WHOM ne have 20 make pro-
vision We have - widows and i96
children lsf whom 81 Of the former and
l26 Of ths latter are destitute), besides
families whose support has failed owing
TO tue death Of single men. The noble
support We haye received from you and
y0ur towsspeop.e has been most graft
flying 20 all Of ns, and will, can assure
You. never be forgotten. Words fail
me in attempting to describe eur graft
tide. am. dear cir. ysurs faithfully.
4 A. PRkKGxn, II IA See.
The fyllOvinR letter from Port Gam
Die indicates that the generous people
OF Puget Sound are not by any means
weary Of contributing 10 the fund
PoET GAMBLE. May 80.
Editor PosT INrKILI0EScER: En-
closed you will hnd drAfi for $50. Is,
xbich you will ples-e add 20 tie Nansi i
tho Fuzd, from she lsdies ~ PORT Gam-
bic. Per MES ID. W. SHEPPARD.
The POsr lSTELLiosSOEE FaDd nov
stands:
ladies Of Port Gamb'e .......f IS rs
Previously aekuOSledgcc...... ASS Is
losai. s-ssss-s ..s- 4ffto ~
or this handsome amount, &t3s9.25
ls accounted for b. ths above reesipts.
The receipts for the amount which re-
mains. f593.65, as well a. Tor any other
snms Shleb may be contributed. Sill be
published - sR0a as they ars received.
Tue styles in parasols this sp-inR are
very striking and ede taal. Bayedere
vertical stripes With long handles are
one Of the features. All over lace ard
lace border ers among she favOrites
We have them all. ToKLAs 4 SINGER
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02

LoUcE g the grocer" corner ofFroat
snd Union, il ahead this tims vi b
decided novelty. Re has brought
through Eastern ooFn-fed, Sugar cured
hams and bacon, and is having them
smoked by Mr.. Masel. the pos0lar
butcher, with hardwood. They are the
incest and eleanest meats our people
have yet had chance Of obtaining. az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02

CHuBcu SoCIAL.-An eafeSt4inmeat
gill Be sivcn ~ she First Baptist
Csarsh. on FoGrts street, nsar James
tsmorfow Friday evening, 81 - o'clock.
There sill be varied literary and uu
seal p.aSrzmms bY members % ths
S,siai Unioa an4 oiheTs, % which 81
are cordially iav,ted. Lget refresh
rssuts viii be furnished. Sna No pslns
ziu bs syzred b make q pisasxni Tor
81 wha eaSue.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02
"OTrO. A GERMAN"

The audience which assembled to
witness the play of soto, q Germsn"
az presented by Mr.. and Mrs. George s.
Kaight at the Frye Opera Hoase last
evening, was not 80 large as the merits
Of the company and the play deserved,
bat it made up in appreciation what il
lacked in numbers. "Otto" Is one Of
Mr.. Knia hts best plays, and in it be has
won much Of the grsat reputation which
he now enjoys. This is equivalent TO
saving that an opportunity to see the
play should never be allowed 70 p1ss
animpFoved.
Mr.. Knight, as Ol.O, displayed his
peculiar talents to the best advantage.
The plas IL designed TO bring out the
strong points of the acting of Air. and
Mrs. Kaight, and il fulfills it, purpose
admirably. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Knight
won hearty applause in their sones and
specislties, as we'll as by the excellent
manner IN which they sustained their
characters.
The support was the same as that Of
tuesday evening. Mr.. Richard X Sab,
as OLD Bill, created good impression
aud Mr.. I. j. Jackson, as Benjamin
Freely. also pleased the audience. Mr..
Samuel Morris. who essayed the char
aoter OF Dick Fresly. displayed a mark
ed upfAmiliari;y With his lines, which
vas a decided annoyance TO tie
audience as we'll as % the other mem
bers OF the cOmyaAy. The remainder
OF the support was OF the stock kiEd
which requires neither blame nor praise.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02

The q CENTEMERT" 10 tks most pop
1lar hid glove in Amsrics, $l.45 tor ave
buttons. $l.9o for eight buttons They
are far below the price of any other
standard maker, and for &C and dura-
bility are unexcelled. The above are re
tail prices (tbe glove IL not sold al whole
sale) AZ SCHWABACHER BROS. de12
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02

The bottom has been reached in the
prices Of gloves. Foster hid gloves. 3
hooks, 80 cents; hooks. % cents; 10
hooks, 81; 3 and buttons, light colors,
at 10 osnts per pair. ToKLAs s SINGER
MAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02

Choicest batter 10 Seattle, from Hal
navis's and Is. T., Mbnnoy's eelebrAled
aAirtes. guaranteed fan wcight : los I,
onty 90 cssts por Foli, ~ hNisy 4
Wright's. 81 Front street
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02

Great lace ,bs are everywhere adver-
tissd, indicating that laces are nos an
article Of special interest. Black
Chiutilla. 0aipare, Egyptian and Or
entail. We have everything that Is new
and desirable AZ bottom prices Iok-
las 4 SrNaEKMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-02
RKApY raR BUSINESS The tuQ NJ ls

RKADY F1R BUSINESS Tins tug n ls
tick went to Port Townsend yesterday.
She had tRo weeks tuel and provisions
on board. and will probably earn some
money before returning. How Is Cap
tain Gilmore pleased with the Job you
did for himS" asked the reporter OF Bob
erl Moran, who boilt the engines. II
think he Is well pleased; be came in to-
day and gave Us 4 check for tbs full
amOant OF our bill. without a murmur,
and thst - What / base 10Y opinion on, -
was the reply,
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v1sIrISo rae WoEks.-Thomls Z RE

NislItNo Tue WVsAo'- Ahoos - ~ rvs
prominent cit.zsn Of Victoria, aud
head of the contracting firm OF Thomas
Earle & Co.. arrived ia Seattle yestsr-
dsy. Before returning koms be will 90
over aud personally inspect the pro9os
ed lines OF the Seattle, Lake Shore j.
Eastern. aad the Seattle and West
COAT Railway.
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NOTICE

To clptains Ead ssssmboai ouseFs
THE SNIP CARPENTERS AND CAClk-
i srs Assoesssie1 ave txs1 TIE rate q
wAses o. Cd werk ~ - - Cay. 70 tsGe e1sc'
a. 40 afsag Juss q Isl
THOMAS TAYLOR. Fr-slSeut.
TsuMsa Erxs, sacssszry. Ayxi 5
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SFECIAL OFTER Foz ~ DAYS -O%bsf
nass s-u. FAFasius lands very near tn-
sity. ESHELsAN. i.LEwELLYS 4 CO. il 10
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AASe detsfminsa % max shs
- - tasa n rtc,sd "a toe pri7es =
=, ss, sell A2Zesl L. Every hiBg la
So. - IA b slaughtered Io&IAs .